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April 24 Music/Mother’s Day: Maybe you can’t be there, but you can still show that you care on Mother’s Day. For $28, send a virtual singing telegram of I Just Called to Say I Love You sung by Sudbury’s award-winning women’s barbershop chorus Nickel City Sound. To see a sample video and to place an order, go to its website at www.nickelcitysound.ca, fill in the order form along with a personalized message. Your singing telegram will be sent by email with love on the morning of Mother...

April 24 Music/Mother’s Day: Maybe you can’t be there, but you can still show that you care on Mother’s Day. For $28, send a virtual singing telegram of I Just Called to Say I Love You sung by Sudbury’s award-winning women’s barbershop chorus Nickel City Sound. To see a sample video and to place an order, go to its website at www.nickelcitysound.ca, fill in the order form along with a personalized message. Your singing telegram will be sent by email with love on the morning of Mother...

Article content April 14 Community: Coalition for a Liveable Sudbury and Myths and Mirrors invite residents to celebrate their neighbourhoods and one another with Plalk Around the Block. A Plalk is simply Picking up Litter as you Walk, hike or run. Once you have cleaned up, the coalition invites you to re-think waste, tap into your creativity and turn some of those discarded items into art. Don’t forget to take a picture or a video, and share it on social media at #neighbourhoodstogether, or ...

Article content April 13 Art: SNOLAB launched Drift, an art and dark matter residency in partnership with the Agnes Etherington Art Centre and the McDonald Institute. This trans-disciplinary residency explores the search for dark matter from an artistic perspective. The program began in 2019 when four artists — Nadia Lichtig, Josefa Ntjam, Anne Riley and Jol Thoms — visited SNOLAB’s underground facility to experience the search for dark matter and connect with the scientists and technicia...

Author of the article: Star Staff Publishing date: Mar 31, 2021  •  13 hours ago  •  12 minute read  •  Stephanie Gerrard, left, and Lynne Ethier, of Our Children, Our Future, prepare grocery bags for 100 vulnerable families in Sudbury, Ont. on Tuesday March 30, 2021. These bags of food will provide an Easter dinner and Easter eggs for the kids for the Easter weekend. These are families with young children who have been struggling with financial hardship due to the pandemic. Th...